Haroon Rasheed, Columnist Shamelessly Hurls Mud At Nawaz Sharif
By Rohail Butt • Mar 29th, 2011 • Category: Politics • 5 CommentsIf Imran Khan is an epitome of arrogance and pride, his crony Haroon Rashid is the embodiment of the same. I have been observing the man in TV talkshows and have met him multiple times during flight from Lahore to Islamabad and have found him utterly unpleasant and egoist person.
Haroon Rashid’s urdu columns are nothing but reflection of his own personal vested interests. Lately, as the Nawaz Sharif, the head of PML-N and the most popular leader in Pakistan (Like it or not) has fallen ill and is under intensive care after heart surgery, the vultures like Haroon Rasheed are out and hoping that perhaps they would find some space now.
It seems Haroon Rasheed is hoping that Imran Khan would become Prime Minister and he would become the President of Pakistan. After all when Zardari can become the president, then why not Haroon Rasheed? Well both have forgotten their stance against PML-Q and MQM and even PPP, and are just after PML-N, just because its leader is ill?
Vultures will be disappointed, I am sure.
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Nawaz Sharif ’s heart surgery drama has been poorly scripted. He ran off to avoid public wrath over his double game on RD case. It’s funny how even his own pary members keep contradicting themselves; their party line keeps on changing on the status of his illness. They should atleast consult their runaway leader before spreading their lies. The only surgery that Nawaz requires is a brain surgery to cure his mental illness.
I think you are one of a blind fan of Newaz. Pml n role in Davis case is extermely shame full… No doubt in it.
Plz dont favour anyone blindly!
@2 right on. nawaz is a sell-out
Hi i have read your opinion, Haroon is a columnist and he only put his opinion on paper what he thinks about a person or whatever and we can’t ban freedom of thought after freedom of speech what that rubbish is all about !
Nawaz Sharif has the longest tenure in power than Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto and even dictators Ayub, Zia and Musharraf. In his 27-year political career, he has been in power for 13 years — two years as Punjab minister, five years as Punjab chief minister and almost six years as twice prime minister. Yet we still don’t know enough about him. What are his habits; his likes and dislikes? What does he read, if at all he does? There is more emphasis on his food habits than his mental and intellectual growth, particularly after his return from exile. What are his perceptions about the rapidly changing Pakistan and the world around him? It is only because Mian Nawaz Sharif had kept himself away from people. The trust deficit gap between him and people is widening with every passing day. He is not ready to expose his agenda before public who directly elect. It is impossible to smell interior motives of Nawaz Sharif, but one thing is
of sure that now he wants mid-term elections despite knowing that Pakistan is not in position to hold them.Nawaz Sharif has the longest tenure in power than Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, Benazir Bhutto and even dictators Ayub, Zia and Musharraf. In his 27-year political career, he has been in power for 13 years — two years as Punjab minister, five years as Punjab chief minister and almost six years as twice prime minister. Yet we still don’t know enough about him. What are his habits; his likes and dislikes? What does he read, if at all he does? There is more emphasis on his food habits than his mental and intellectual growth, particularly after his return from exile. What are his perceptions about the rapidly changing Pakistan and the world around him? It is only because Mian Nawaz Sharif had kept himself away from people. The trust deficit gap between him and people is widening with every passing day. He is not ready to expose his agenda before public who directly elect. It is impossible to smell interior motives of Nawaz Sharif, but one thing is
of sure that now he wants mid-term elections despite knowing that Pakistan is not in position to hold them.